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O F F I C E R S-Back row: Junie Hugo, Nancy Butterfield, Zoe Morgan, Colleen Hugo, and Janet Barkley. Front row: D a r I e n e Bunch, and Marilee Lyons. This year, for the first time at E.C.H.S. the girls formed a Girls' Athletic Association. The purpose of G.A.A. is to provide extracur- ricular sports for girls, and an op- portunity to win awards, al- though no awards were given this year. The various sports in which the girls participated are volley- ball, basketball, badminton, arch- ery, softball, tennis, speedball, and bowling. In April, a group of five girls, selected by the faculty from a group of ten, attended a week- end conference at Hearst Ranch. The purpose of this conference was to develop leadership among girls. Each girl was given the op- portunity to learn to express her- self through small discussion groups and panels. Miss Connick Advisor HEARST RANCH DELEGATES-Left to right: Vivian Boson, Barbara Kam erer, Peggy Billman, Frances Parsons, and Lois Robinson. I g .l QM' Ha!! cgfm uw CEI cgyfaafs
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175672 fiaxefz 5777135 . At the Sock Dance held on October 19, Grace Swansborough was elected Miss Riftle for 1951-1952. The contest for Miss Riffle was devisedf as a means of raising money to asist financing this year's Riffle. Candidates for Miss Riftle were selected by the classes and various organizations in school. By purchasing an annual, each per- son was entitled to 10 votes for the candi- date of his choice. Each person who at- tended the dance was alloted 5 more votes. At eleven o'clock on the night of the dance, it was announced that the football squad's candidate, Grace Swansborough had been elected Miss Ritfle. She was crowned by her escort, Stan Wells, who also rewarded her with a kiss. Runners up were Joy Turnidge, sponsored by the Junior class, and Beverly Martinovich, sponsored by the Future Teachers of America. RUNNERS-UP-Joy Turnidge and Beverly Martinovich. MISS RIFFLE and ESCORT STAN WELLS
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